In a florists line of work, (especially with wedding work) we get the opportunity to work with so many different business' and individuals. Photographers, event planners and venues.....the list goes on.
Here are a few websites from some of the people we have worked closely with.
John Baikie - Captiv8 photography. www.captiv8.uk.com
KG Events - Event planning. www.kgevents.co.uk
Martin Gill - Highland wear. www.blackstairshighlandwear.com
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
St. Valentines Day.
Monday, January 25, 2010
Weddings and Wedding Fayres.
It isnt even the end of January and we've been busy with weddings and Fayres.
Our first wedding of the year saw a classical hand-tied bouquet of white tulips. Absoloutely gorgeous if we may say so ourselves!
Sunday was the Weigh Inn Wedding Fayre in Thurso. As usual we had to do the odd one or two pieces that caught everyones eye! Not only did the brides comment on these designs but also the other exhibitors! It was a very busy day and we enjoyed talking to all the brides to be about all things floral :)
Our first wedding of the year saw a classical hand-tied bouquet of white tulips. Absoloutely gorgeous if we may say so ourselves!
Sunday was the Weigh Inn Wedding Fayre in Thurso. As usual we had to do the odd one or two pieces that caught everyones eye! Not only did the brides comment on these designs but also the other exhibitors! It was a very busy day and we enjoyed talking to all the brides to be about all things floral :)
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Here's to the start of a new decade!
Welcome to 2010. We hope you all had a lovely christmas and send our best wishes for the new year.
Its hard to beieve that only ten years ago we were welcoming the new millennium. I was only 14, still in school and had a mobile that looked like a brick in comparison to my new one!
Floristry, like the world, evolves. New techniques, new flower varities and most importantly new ideas. After all, if people didnt have ideas the world would stand still.
Personally for this new year, I hope to get a lot more project work done. Using flowers in unusual styles and places, using accessories that you wouldnt normally link with flowers and using a bit of photography trickery.
Below are a few snippets of what, hopefully, has a lot more to come.
Its hard to beieve that only ten years ago we were welcoming the new millennium. I was only 14, still in school and had a mobile that looked like a brick in comparison to my new one!
Floristry, like the world, evolves. New techniques, new flower varities and most importantly new ideas. After all, if people didnt have ideas the world would stand still.
Personally for this new year, I hope to get a lot more project work done. Using flowers in unusual styles and places, using accessories that you wouldnt normally link with flowers and using a bit of photography trickery.
Below are a few snippets of what, hopefully, has a lot more to come.
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